<p>&nbsp;In 1989 a Leprechaun suit and bones were found by a P.J.OHare&nbsp;on Foy Mountain in Carlingford Co Louth Ireland.There were 4 gold coins in the pocket of the suit. He never saw a leprechaun but kept the suit and bones. The coins disappeared.</p>

<p>Some years&nbsp;after he died&nbsp;&nbsp;the gold coins were&nbsp;discovered hidden in a wall on Ghan Road Carlingford. Each coin&nbsp;bestowed&nbsp;a gift on the finder.</p>

<p>One - that he could communicate with the last 236 leprechauns left in Ireland. The man&#39;s name was Kevin Woods known locally as McCoillte - He is Irelands last Leprechaun Whisperer.</p>

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<ul>
	<li>Know locally as McCoillte (Kevin Woods) is Irelands last Leprechaun Whisperer.</li>
	<li>In 1989&nbsp;a leprechaun suit, bones, and gold coins were found on Carlingford mountain in Co Louth Ireland.</li>
	<li>No was was more sceptical than the Whisperer and he organised a leprechaun hunt that year to try and catch one&nbsp;but none were found.</li>
	<li>In 2002 he&nbsp;found the gold coins&nbsp;in a&nbsp;stone wall on Ghan Road which&nbsp;enabled him to communicate&nbsp; with &quot;Carraig&quot; the elder of the 236 surviving leprechauns.</li>
	<li>By 2009 they were afforded protected by the E.U.under the European Habitats Directive.</li>
	<li>In 2010 he published his first book &quot;The Last Leprechauns of Ireland&quot; based on their lives</li>
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